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Here’s what to look for — and avoid — to buy secondhand clothing without sacrificing quality. LightField Studios / Shutterstock.com
Have you noticed the price of new clothes lately? Call me a tightwad (you wouldn’t be the first), but $60 for an oxford shirt and $80 for a pair of jeans seems excessive, especially when there are other options — like secondhand clothes. Buying new when used will do is one of many dumb clothes shopping mistakes. For three decades, I’ve happily avoided retail and embraced resale…
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